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The increasing integration of mobility apps with OEM software continues as driver requirements and expectations force greater acceleration of interoperability between service providers and car manufacturers. BMW has just announced that it is offering an in-car parking payment solution for 150,000 of its vehicles in the UK that will allow drivers cashless parking transactions.
Read More →The first prototypes of the hydrogen-powered vehicles are now being tested on European roads.
Read More →Amazon Alexa will now be available in four more countries.
Read More →BMW Group is expanding it manufacturing capacity to make electric drivetrains for 500,000 electrified vehicles per year from 2022 and start producing fifth-generation high-voltage batteries.
Read More →The company will source lithium from a second leading supplier, US-based Livent.
Read More →The service, which was operating in Nashville as a pilot program, will end Jan. 31.
Read More →Ten manufacturers — Audi, BMW, Hyundai, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Volvo — are already installing AEB in all new passenger vehicles. Other manufacturers lag behind.
Read More →The top three fleet models for November were the Volkswagen Passat, the BMW X1, and Skoda Octavia.
Read More →This strategy includes a new fleet ordering system for FMCs, an expanded lineup of electrified vehicles, simplified processes to allow dealers to better serve fleet customers, and the launch of a new dealer program geared to small business fleets.
Read More →BMW has added new vehicles into its 3 Series model line, the performance plug-in-hybrids 330e and 330e xDrive sedans.
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